Read more.Also smartphone notification scent packs include coffee, rose and beef ribs.
Read more.Also smartphone notification scent packs include coffee, rose and beef ribs.
This is absolutely bonkers... it's just a miniaturised USB-powered glade plug-in right? Why would anyone want one of these???
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100 alerts/cartridge? Not much use as a call/text or email alert then. Plus it's only meant for use when left out on the side (unless you fancy a damp lavender smelling pocket), so the alarm-type alert makes sense, but then why not have a larger cartridge if it isn't for use on the go?
Modify to a larger cartridge, add in a new range of Evil(TM) smells, then use them in call centres with a release every time a complaint is received. Suddenly I wouldn't mind the non-free (lo-call) rate complaints numbers so much.
I honestly can't see a practical use of this device (unless paired with a body-odour or flatulence detector) - it strikes me as one of those "we did this because we could" gadgets.
Only in Japan ...
There's something very fishy about this.
(Ah, problem solved - wrong cartridge)
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This coupled With one of those fart apps from a few years ago ...
"However the FAQ says that there is one scent in a particular cartridge so you would have to switch cartridges to get different smells during the day"
So the concept of caller-smell-ID goes out the window!
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